New Student Finance Section
Along with the new Student Finance section, Maclean’s has arranged several short excerpts from my book. In case anyone would care to read those specifically, the topics they cover are:
The Eroding Value of an Undergraduate Degree
No Ordinary Deal: The Exceptions Made for Education as a Product
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For anyone who cares to get a good sense of the book, those excerpts should give it to you. They have a finance-related focus, but they’re some of my favourite topics in it. Hope you like them.
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